By Years: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The rhetorical style is predominantly critical and passionate, especially when dealing with social and regional issues, employing both logical arguments (such as figures and analyses) and emotional appeals. It utilizes powerful metaphors (e.g., comparing school inspections to an "inquisition") and folk wisdom ("Whom the Lord wishes to punish, He first makes mad") to underscore the detrimental nature of government decisions. Questions are frequently posed with an accusatory tone, demanding accountability and transparency.

The rhetorical style is predominantly critical and accusatory, employing strong emotional appeals and describing situations as a "socio-economic catastrophe" or a "crime." Ministers and the prime minister are often addressed directly, with sharp questions posed regarding the validity and consequences of the government's decisions. It repeatedly uses phrases such as "reaching into people's pockets" and emphasizes the government's failure to fulfill its promises.